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Do British people really do different things for fun than people in other countries? Let's see what the British do for fun.

For the British, people in power and more important people and things are the objects of their fun. Not only politicians, but also those whose job is to tell people what to do and what not to do, and those who make them feel serious and nervous, are the targets of people's jokes. They mock those in power, but at the same time treat those who are treated unfairly. We know they won't win, and when they win, we feel more interesting. We usually make fun of stupid people who have done stupid things, but in America, people usually make fun of smart people who think they have done smart things.

English people laugh when others are particularly worried. In our opinion, the British are too cold-blooded to show sympathy to others. I don't think so at all, but I think our sense of irony is stronger. After a bad experience, we said "not very happy"; In the face of moderate intensity typhoon, we say "Ha, small wind"; When someone does something very serious, we say "it's just a small problem".

English comedians usually say "Have you noticed …", but we find humor in ordinary and boring life, especially in negative aspects. At the same time, we think it is very funny to tell our mistakes as jokes instead of mentioning our own anecdotes. Our jokes usually begin with "I am a fool, I did a stupid thing yesterday".

Another reason why it is difficult for us to understand British humor is that we don't laugh or even laugh when telling jokes. We often pull a long face, even when telling jokes.

Is this a British sense of humor? Maybe not. This is a combination that combines all the things that can make the British laugh and make many people ask, "Is it that funny?" .